our very own charlie bass is live at the world economic forum -- charlie gasparino. th dirty tricks going on there. charlie, at is going on? >> we'll get into the cnbc dirty tricks. but let's get a little news out of the way. i want you to know i ran into jamie dimon, ceo of jpmorgan chase right now at one of their functions. happy to say looks great. he looks really good. we ran into dan loeb. dan loeb runs a big hedge fund third point capital. take as big interest in new york city politics. point-blank he wants to create a business group that would sort of blunt some of bill de blasio's radical policies. he is talking to people about it. stay tuned for that. he tells me he is definitely on this here is what is going on. you know, melissa, i'm calling this you know, i don't know, this is, this is a scandal. it is not watergate. melissa: we're calling it threat-gate here. >> this is what cnbc is doing. they find out we have a guest. they call up that guest. or send them an email. and one of their pr people, a guy named nick dunne does this he send as, a nasty email to

it guess it is not charlie gasparino. charlie, you were all over this. >> my crack producer who is not on crack. melissa: that didn't sound right. >> she found this great survey and found surprise surprise that goldman sachs employees, along with blackstone by the way, have the biggest egos on wall street. melissa: the biggest egos. >> jpmorgan and morgan stanley also rank among the top 10 egotistical employees. melissa: how did they measure is by the way? >> they did a survey. melissa: they just said are you full of yourself and these people said, yes? is that it? >> i think you're right. despite, despite the pride goeth before the faw you know that? melissa: right. >> goldman ranks sixth on pay behind jpmorgan. melissa: okay. >> so they may be very pride youful but they're not the -- prideful but not the biggest wall street firm. this outfit wall street oasis. melissa: investment bank and online community. something like that. >> they did the thing. now on 3:00, just so you know, might want to promo this, we're going to

cheryl: our own charlie gasparino making sure that no funny business was going on. arlie, what is up? >> and interesting couple of days. these are panels about meditation and how to make the world a better place. you go into the parties and you get to meet some really interesting people. it was not a rowdy party. i did not get arrested. other than that, this is a behind the scenes thing. you have the reality of what is going on behind the scenes with the unreality of what is going on with the world. they had the head of black rock going out there. we did a lot of that before meetings. he gave us his assessment of the state of union. no tax reform. we ran into a bunch of people that gave us an insight of what is going on. dan loeb wants to start his own business group your in new york city. that is kind of what was good about it. the world economic forum is 90% propaganda. you financially, what you see is not really what is going on behind the scenes. >> you did not get arrested? you did not get arrested. >> i did not get arrested. who should have gotten arrested are

we have to be charlie gasparino's keepers in davos. this weekend, charlie, anthony scaramucci, team fox business, maria bartiromo is part of the team, heading to davos, switzerland. how many times have you been? >> tenth year. liz: my sixth year, charlie's never been. we decided to give him a little primer on this, take a look and i'm going to tell you what else we need to help him with. this is my sixth time covering the world economic forum in davos. it's charlie gasparino's first time. you're a davos newbie. >> i'm a virgin. liz: any questions? >> what's the food like in the swiss jails? [ laughter ]. liz: planning on getting arrested. if i get thrown out. you heard what happened in sun valley. don't get caught with the swiss guards. the swiss guard guards the pope, you're in good shape. >> they're tough. so the jails there, are they cool? liz: haven't yet had the opportunity to be there, charlie, and i hope you won't either. >> i'm just saying. liz: here's the one thing you definitely need to get around, ski poles. >> how about boot

take a look. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ so team davos, which includes maria bartiromo, anthony scaramucci and charlie gasparinoh moi, we are going to cover it like you can't imagine, ready, charlie? >> i don't know. liz: this is charlie's first year. >> let's get to my story. goldman sachs had earnings today. we're going to talk about how liz and i are going to survive davos in a second. serious stuff here. goldman sachs had lousy earnings, particularly the quality of the earnings, they made it through not trading revenues, not investment banking, they did not have a great earnings, it is renewing from what we understand the call from analysts that goldman needs to diversify and go out, buy an asset manager or buy a brokerage firm. here's the interesting thing, three days ago you had dick bove saying he doesn't think goldman sachs needs to do that. today he said yes, they need expand. liz: what changed? >> the earnings, the quality of earnings were lousy. goldman can't proprietary trade anymore. that's the bread and but the jeer which you had said. >> they need a stable form of revenue. unless they think hilla

charlie gasparino will be here with details. back to liz claman. liz, you spoke with aol tim armstrong. what's that? liz: that is, are they going to allow themselves to be acquired by verizon or some type of link up? yes, we asked directly right here in las vegas. he came to fox business' cameras. wait until you hear the word he chooses to use when it comes to any kind of relationship with verizon or even i yahoo. stay tuned. and 3d printing goes mainstream. weddings. this is 3d me. it's a major 3d twist on the photo booth. an image of you. instead of the photo strips. come and see what each of the guests will get. an actual figurine of any one of 200 different types of costumes. we'll show you how it works in a fox business exclusive with the 3d systems ceo. on the guy who is here today, they made this one. look at his figurine face. we'll compare it with the real person coming up. you be the judge. we're live in las vegas at the consumer electronics show, 2015. lori: all right. bulls have the markets by the horn. only three issues on the dow are

. >>> plus a live report from our very own swiss miss, charlie gasparino joins us next.o explain that picture right there, from davos. a run for your money down the slopes up next. ♪ you total your brand new car. nobody's hurt,but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do, drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had a liberty mutual new car replacement, you'd get your whole car back. i guess they don't want you driving around on three wheels. smart. new car replacement is just one of the features that come standard with a base liberty mutual policy. and for drivers with accident forgivness,rates won't go up due to your first accident. learn more by calling switch to liberty mutual and you can save up to $423. for a free quote today,call liberty mutual insurance at see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty mutual insurance. melissa: from the u.s. to every corner of the globe money is flying around the world today, starting in brazil where rolling b

and it's day one of our first installment of davos dish with charlie gasparino and anthony sca scaramucci. tracy: stocks heading into the green in the last hour of trading. traders at the new york stock exchange, the cme group and the nymex. john corpina at the nyse, and luke, i want to start with you, we got oil at $47.50. gas up 2%. we are celebrating like it hit 100. are we off to the races again with oil? >> i don't think so. i think these dollar or two dollar moves are the market. it's just the trading range. oil is affected with what the ecb says tomorrow about the package, how big it's going to be, what assets they're going to buy, and if it's something positive, i think opec wants to keep oil low and put a lot of pain on marginal producers. we're stuck in a 45 plus or minus $5 range for a few more months. tracy: luke, with natural gas up a little bit, should i be worried about heating bill this winter? >> i don't think so, natural gas has the spice when the weather gets colder. natural gas will go up a little bit. but you know it's all the energy complex and you can't have natural

lori: oh, charlie gasparino. [laughter] thank you, liz. minutes from the closing bell, and the dow's holding up, about 17, 18 points right now. >>> well, have you ever found yourself staring at a broken sink and clueless about -- yes! i never know how to handle that. porch.com helps you find a repairman in your area. >>> and with so many global headlines rattling investors, what's the best way to protect your money in the year ahead? coming up, our panel will share their recipes for a perfect portfolio. don't go anywhere. ♪ ♪ they challenge us. they take us to worlds full of heroes and titans. for respawn, building the best teractive entertainment begins with the cloud. this is "titanfall," the first multi-player game built and run on microsoft azure. empowering gamers around the world to interact in ways they never thought possible. this cloud turns data into excitement. this is the microsoft cloud. ♪ ♪ lori: and we're about 23 minutes away from the closing bell. a volatile session, to say the least. the dow has slipped into negative terr

charlie gasparino. have the story. >> i thought it was fascinating he called the banks nationalized because of all the regulations, these are companies with public shareholders but because of the mint amount of regulations, ridiculous to have public shareholders. >> they're making their money, charlie. >> he said they're at the direction of the federal government in many respects. he's parodying a line you heard jamie dimon make on the analyst call. jpmorgan came out with earnings, not so great, the stock market is down as well. the other interesting thing involves goldman sachs. there's a public spat between goldman and jpmorgan. goldman puts out a report. a lot of people inside jpmorgan are quite frankly pissed about this. >> furious. >> furious. they put out a report that said jpmorgan should be broken up. okay? because in separating the sum would be better for shareholder than keeping it together. jamie dimon said here's why that's not the case. behind the scenes what's interesting is there are bank

charlie gasparino is here as well. let me ask you everybody pictures the strippers.elor party is in now. >> yeah. they center around adrenaline. once in a life activities. we are doing extreme adventures. it is like the craziest thing i have ever done. melissa: first bachelor party you ever plan was in ukraine? >> yeah. he lifted london at the time. i was wondering where a good spot to do it would be. melissa: and you thought ukraine? >> yeah. years ago, i mean, it was awesome. i heard you could drive tanks and shoot machine guns and slave growers. melissa: did you do that? >> yeah. i set that up. basically, it is just leftover. melissa: what would you do right now? >> i am planning one in columbia. >> it really depends on what their budget is. the general number would be in the 30-40 range. i just got an e-mail the other day. >> male strippers. >> no. no. [laughter] this is various territories. both get right back on track here. flying an f-16 fighter jet. >> you can actually just do it. it is legitimately the coolest thing ever done. melissa: driving tanks. >> it i

charlie gasparino, fox business correspondent.said something super smart about this yesterday. we were talking about this issue. three350,000 morgan stanley clients get their information stolen. >> the guys lawyer is now saying he wasn't going to sell. gerri: what else was he going to do with it? >> i don't know. let's put this in perspective. morgan stanley has 3.5 million brokerage clients. this guy had access to 10% of their clients, their names account numbers, not a lot of other information where he could steal it. he apparently put in this file that was put on a file sharing service. gerri: this is a file sharing service that's used by people that are selling information that's been illegal gotten. okay? >> he put 900 of those names on this thing. gerri: presumably. >> morgan stanley doesn't think he's looking to sell those names to another brokerage firm. most of those firms know the top 10% of the wealthy people are. he was going to sell it to a bucket shop or a bitcoin -- gerri: they actually have evidence that there was

we have from the fox business network, charlie gasparino. i'm quoting you.t is in a bit after freak out with lower oil prices. should we be freaked out as well. >> they like to throw more in the media to enhance its own position. there will be impact on stock market because of low oil prices. why is that? oil stocks are big components of the major indexes like big oil companies. of the stock price will go down as they earn less money. that is just a give. with lower interest rates and it makes commodity price as little cheaper as well. you throw all this together and you will have an impact on the stock market. i would just say this. for the last eight years primarily under the obama administration, take out the financial crisis, the fat cats on wall street have done pretty good. the dow has gone from 6,000 to close to 18,000. the average american has had smaller, lower wages. it had difficult time getting good jobs and right now because of lower oil prices translating into lower gas prices they're getting a massive tax cut. that is a good thing. jenna: let

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charlie gasparino has the latest. mr. gross making some headlines. >> right. capital to van us in to whole -- janus to people who invested with him when he was at pimco. he is the bond king, and the total return fund was probably the biggest bond fund ever. here's what we do know, and i'm getting this from financial advisers who are saying there's a huge conflict of interest in some of the move, about $700 billion of that move came from the brokers at morgan standly in the lo hoya office. now, there's no wrong with that, but here's where they say the conflict of interest is, bill gross runs a fund now at janus, that fund does significant commission dollars with morgan stanley. the financial advisers are saying that move, what morgan stanley is not doing is basically with that move, with telling clients move your money from pimco to janus, that morgan stanley has not told its clients that there is a financial relationship between the firm and mr. gross. many gross does trades, he does those through morgan stanley, morgan stanley gets a commission x some of that

do you ever have too much charlie gasparino?: a matchup for super bowl 49 is finally set but not without some old-fashioned controversy as the patriots prepare to take on the seahawks. they are going to be the target of an nfl investigation. very serious. probing whether they purposefully deflated footballs in the afc championship game and as if they didn't have enough to worry about, embattled secretary of state john kerry in the owner's box wearing this jawptty scarf -- jaunty scarf. between kerry and chris christie nfl playoff games are becoming a catwalk for politicians. here to discuss all of it, steve and bruce. steve, did you like the scarf? do you think he picked that up while he was in france? >> i think it accented his eyes really well. i think it was great. melissa: what do you think bruce? fabulous? >> yes, i loved the scarf. but what i love even more did he pick it up when he was in france, because we know he speaks french, and what it shows is how this is becoming a part of these guys' branding efforts. every singl

charlie gasparino would look good in this. $1.3 billion worth of car. largest by sales. 470 million last year. they are off and running. they have a for rory that could go for billions upon allegiance of dollars. we should by this forecast. melissa: i love it. adam, thank you so much. some good news on one of our most pressing medical problems. john kerry rolls out a killer made apology to the people of france. diplomatic relations all coming down to a survey from james taylor. we are not actually kidding about this one. more money coming up. ♪ ...that sound good? not being on this phone call sounds good. it's not muted. was that you jason? it was geoffrey! it was jason. it could've been brenda. sheila! you see this ball control? you see this right? it's 80% confidence and 64% knee brace. that's more... shh... i know that's more than 100%. but that's what winners give. now bicycle kick your old 401(k) into an ira. i know, i know. listen, just get td ameritrade's rollover consultants on the horn. they'll guide you through the whole process. it's simple.

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charlie gasparino, fox business senior correspondent is here. david asman is here as well. jack hough, senior editor at "barron's." what did you think of this big drop today? >> remember the stock market prices what they think earnings or the economy is going to be in the future and how the economy may affect corporate earnings in the future. the stock market was saying it is not, the future is not very good for the u.s. economy based on the latest data but which i will say this, the market came back and came back the minute i thought, that morgan stanley came out it changed its estimate when the fed will finally start raising the fed fund rate and policy rates changed it from -- melissa: from later from january to march. >> 2016. melissa: indicating that the economy is worse off than we think. >> by the way morgan stanley, just caught up with a friend of ours who has been saying it right here a past couple months anthony scaramucci. he said that was going to happen. he was absolutely right. >> there is good reason to believe it will take longer. ask yourself why europe is

our very own charles lay gas is causing trouble in -- charlie gasparino is causing trouble in davos.is shocking. he promised me a piece of juicy gossip. inflate-gate fallout continues. looks like the super champs have some explaining to do. do you ever have too much money? ♪ hi, tom. how's the college visit? does it make the short list? yeah, i'm afraid so. it's okay. this is what we've been planning for. knowing our clients personally is why edward jones is the big company that doesn't act that way. melissa: whether it is on wall street or main street here is who makes money today. netflix shares skyrocketing right now, after some impressive growth last quarter. it is on track for a whopping 60 million subscribers in next few months. ceo reed hastings grinning from ear to ear. he has got two million shares of the company, meaning today's surge has made him an extra, wow, 126 million bucks! that must be really nice. >>> making back the money it spent. sony pictures, revenue from the "the interview" topped $46 million so far, mostly via online pay-per-view. production costs was $44 mi

here with me now charlie gasparino, fox business's senior correspondent, david asman is here as well co-host of "after the bell." we have matt welch co-host of "the independents." thanks to all three of us joining us. charlie, you just slipped in here. talk about the markets first. i know you have breaking news. >> i should point out it was up 300 points just a few moments ago, and you blink it is now up only 250, 260 let me say this. i think second half of fed minutes yesterday peter barnes presented us with where the fed was very cautious about the global economy and basically said if we have to, we would love to do this, if you read between the lines we'll keep interest rates where they are and print money, forever. >> forever. the market loves that. decouple the economy which i think economy is not doing that great, with the markets of the markets love low interest rates, low inflation. and a modestly growing economy or crumbling -- melissa: this chart we're looking at screen making a big difference. crude oil there trading lower. >> perfect example to yesterday and today, perfect

charlie gasparino will have the exclusive details for you next.wstorm raging ahead in new york and massachusetts too, already many wall street analysts are staying at home to avoid the blizzard. traders too. could this a serious impact on your investments? we're going to break that down next. everyone can trade electronically, remember that. ♪ ♪ they challenge us. they take us to worlds full of heroes and titans. for respawn, building the best teractive entertainment begins with the cloud. this is "titanfall," the first multi-player game built and run on microsoft azure. empowering gamers around the world to interact in ways they never thought possible. this cloud turns data into excitement. this is the microsoft cloud. liz: charlie gasparino and i just gok from the world economic forum. every leader was there, but facebook chief operating officer sheryl sandberg, she was one of the many business leaders at the forum in davos last week. she raised a few eyebrows when she failed to appear at a private gender gap dinner, a topic she has been the lea

plus, davos dish with charlie gasparino and anthony scaramucci.i: now, that latter's going to be the best or one of the best elements. liz, can't wait with. see you soon. here at home markets seem to like, to put it lightly, the ecb's decision to push forward with stimulus, all having their biggest rally in two weeks. leading indicators, the transports, seeing their biggest gain in three months. let's get to the floor show, traders at the new york stock exchange, the cme group and the nymex. first to the new york stock exchange and keith bliss. so the ecb, mario draghi did not disappoint, but the reaction is always the best on announcement days when we get qe, right? so what about further out? >> i'm sorry, could you say that again? i didn't hear quite what you were saying. >> just your reaction on the ecb announcement, and even though the markets are reacting positively today, is it the right thing for global economies? >> the jury's still out on what the effectiveness of the u.s. qe program. we saw markets start to clear once qe here ended in oc

charlie gasparino is here. for president obama to take a leaf from the "seinfeld" book? >> this is what the journal said as i fix my tie here. they're saying, it's not like they created jobs by taking away the unemployment benefits. forced people to get the jobs that are available getting them off the unemployment lines. the problem with this and i think the journal did not pay -- give enough background. the jobs that people are taking as they get off the unemployment line are worse jobs than in past recoveries from recessions. these are jobs that pay a lot less gets back to something that your previous guest was talking about, people coming out of college, people that don't have jobs are taking jobs where they are getting pay the, where the wages, the salaries are low, they're lower when you take in all the factors of inflation and everything than they were in the past. that's the problem with this economy. this economy is producing two types of jobs. lot of jobs on the high end. if you go out, you could write

i'm joined by our very own charlie gasparino. we have tom sullivan and shane schneiderman from bay ridge financial. thanks for joining us. what do you think about this, the president coming out of the gate spending? i love it. >> only 74 billion right? melissa: almost nothing. >> in context of the trillions. listen i think what it shows you have have a president, once again, kind of same narrative. he is recalcitrant, will not deal with the country moving to the right while he is still firmly on the left. there will not be in i compromise on your show while i was in davos told you met with eric cantor, former majority leader of the house. he said point-blank to me. i met him in davos. listen, if you state of the union address there was no room for compromise. nothing is going to happen. back and forth. melissa: working through sequestration. i feel like roadrunner and wiley coyote and setting a trap for republicans to run into. won't raise taxes on the wealthy. want to spend and help economy. >> played that card in the november e

charlie gas perino here with the exclusive details -- charlie gasparino. it is relative. >> right. not going to cry for a guy who's making millions of dollars a year. by the way, not everybody makes those salaries anymore. the sales and trading staff, i know those who barely break 200, 300 grand a year and with their bonuses. that is not what they did five or six years ago. but we understand the people that are going to make a lot of money, so it's not all doom and gloom. a lot of people talk about a very flat year, but bankers, according to head hunters and our own super -- i call her super producer -- liz: yep. >> she should put a little s on her shirt. [laughter] she's super because she deals with me every day, too, that's a whole other story. she went out and polled a bunch of major head hunters and found invest. bankers this year -- investment bankers this year are going to make as much as 20% higher bonuses. so their bonuses are going up while other people, while the others, the sales, the traders, see flat to lower. so it's not all doom and gloom. that's why you'll see a lot

melissa: right from charlie gasparino. thanks guys. speaking of banks, breaking news. major banks preparing for the dangerous blizzard making its way up the east coast. jpmorgan chase bank of america wells fargo, all closing early today in new york city area due to weather. we'll keep our eyes on it of course. lockdown at the white house spurring major concerns. details on the drone that touched down at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. plus the east coast now feeling effects of a crippling blizzard. we're on the ground with the latest next. more "money" coming up. ♪ push your enterprise and you can move the world. ♪ ♪ but to get from the old way to the new you'll need the right it infrastructure. from a partner who knows how to make your enterprise more agile, borderless and secure. hp helps business move on all the possibilities of today. and stay ready for everything that is still to come. she inspires you. no question about that. but your erectile dysfunction - that could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's ri

as you heard a moment ago charlie gasparino is here.t has gone from bad to worse. >> i do not think those are the type of arrests they will make. what i find fascinating about this is the "new york times" have been a huge supporter. coming out and attacking the consulate building fazio essentially wants. also in increase in the economic activity of new york. the economy of new york returned in a better way. what caused the 1970s debacle. part of the problem was, you know, too expensive to live and work here. city. stuart: you are saying that new york city -- >> i would just say one thing. three terms of mayor bloomberg. in those years appreciate what good policing does. i called them a socialist. staking out ground that puts the left in an anti-police boat. >> i am not and how sharpton hater by any means. you are playing with fire. this is where we are right now. stuart: the president invite sharpton to the white house. >> i would say that that is a little different. the president is doing outreach to community at this. it is another th

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here's charlie gasparino. stocks are riding high.k this is all about the federal reserve and janet yellen beats the terror threat from paris? . >> there is an aspect from the terror threat which we should talk about. when you looked at the stuff that came out yesterday from the fed, the fed minutes and what they were talking about is the potential for a global slowdown. and that's what got the -- and the potential if there is a significant global slowdown to re-evaluate current policy which is to raise short-term rates in the near future. when the market saw that literally, when the headlines were crossing the tape, the market started trading up above 200 points and stayed above 200 points. we should decouple the economy, which i don't think is that great, and maybe getting worse, bad news for hillary clinton when she runs in 2016 to the market. and the market likes it when the fed prints money and as long as the fed keeps printing money, this is a market until the gravy train is over and i don't know when that is it's going to be ov

[laughter] stuart: up next charlie gasparino.ck in june of last year, mitt romney looking at another presidential run. he takes his -- charlie will take his victory lap in a moment. ♪ ♪ so ally bank really has no hidden fees on savings accounts? that's right. it's just that i'm worried about you know "hidden things..." ok, why's that? no hidden fees from the bank where no branches equals great rates. these ally bank ira cds really do sound like a sure thing but i'm a bit skeptical of sure things. why's that? look what daddy's got... ahhhhhhhhhh!!!!! growth you can count on from the bank where no branches equals great rates. stuart: mitt romney telling that he is considering another run. >> major bundles for that robbed me. you are the man. lately. they think he is the man. he is not 100% committed. he is moving in that direction. >> i looked a lot younger then. stuart: is he running? yes or no? >> i do not take that he will run. karl rove, who will he give money to? he is part of it. stuart: close to push, not as close to romney.

charlie gasparino joins us. we have more than 1700 private planes. discussing global warming. that one. the internet, as we know it, has gone to venice. that is right. disappeared. ♪ you total your brand new car. nobody's hurt,but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do, drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had a liberty mutual new car replacement, you'd get your whole car back. i guess they don't want you driving around on three wheels. smart. new car replacement is just one of the features that come standard with a base liberty mutual policy. and for drivers with accident forgivness,rates won't go up due to your first accident. learn more by calling switch to liberty mutual and you can save up to $423. for a free quote today,call liberty mutual insurance at see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty mutual insurance. charles: this could be bad news for anyone that forgets to bring a book on their next plane ride. filing for bankruptcy. he is disap

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we've come to the coffee klatch for final installment of the hugely popular davos dish with charlie gasparinoamucci. day three, charlie? >> i think again, this was a huge missed opportunity. >> you don't want to start with something positive. >> i'll tell you why? >> i saw a headline with the french president saying terrorism is a growing threat. if that's what's been reduced to. that's the problem with this place. it's all hat, no cattle. i did go parties last night. this is where the real deals go down. you talk to entrepreneurs. they love it because they meet other entrepreneurs, wall street guys, they do deals. they admit that most of the program is nonsense. >> oh, oh, okay, charlie and i are going to disagree on that. this is eighth or tenth year, i can't remember. there are positive things that come out of events. one major positive that will happen on the entrepreneur front, money will be raised here for a lot of these successful businesses. liz: speaking of money, i moderated a panel today of latin american central bankers. we had among them, colombia, mexico, huge, huge nations and,

it's charlie gasparino's first time. >> i'm a virgin. liz: i'll take care of you.mp, we're ready. >> almost like a fist bump between the two of them. the coverage will kick off on wednesday. liz has schedule with alexander stub, prime minister of finland. andrew. dow chemical ceo. don't want to miss all of those interviews. anyway, those will be some great interviews coming from liz. following one of the most epic come backs. the seattle seahawks will face against the new england patriots. who will become the reigning champion? robert tuckman go viva president. by the way, thank you for the condolences for the cowboys. very nice to remember. >> that's right. i remember the last time i was here. the cowboys was going to go. >> there was happy yelling and not so happy yelling on my part. let's talk about this match-up. wow, the games last night were incredible. the seahawks game was out of control. >> they had such a great game with the seahawks game. if you look at it, what will take place, the seahawks versus the patriots. number one, basically defense versus one o

charlie gasparino, fox business senior correspondent. pete hegseth ceo of concerned veterans of america. we have tony sayegh executive vice president the jamestown associates. peter and tony are fox news contributors. let's dig into what you heard? >> i think, as all these reports are they're backwards looking. they're looking at the past. i think what the markets are doing receipt now inputting some of the figures you heard him talk about some of these statistics and looking at it forward. it wasn't all positive. weak demand manned for oil. melissa: right. >> that's a negative for the economy. and you know yes, year-over-year we've had good job growth but you know what the market sy sag some of those factors he talked about including weak demand manned for oil is few other things slipped my mind, should have written them down, few other things portend problems for the economy if you look forward. melissa: they talk about moderate growth, we'll talk in a little bit what the world bank said u.s. being engine of the world. we're driving th

our very own charlie gasparino is back and jack hough from "barron's" and tom sullivan from fox business is here as well. tom what do you think? >> john boehner is no surprise. it was predicted but seems like every time -- melissa: a little drama in the last little bit. >> come on. no. >> here is the drama. i did this on twitter and facebook, i'm going to nominate for the forget the tea party pumpkin spice latte party neil cavuto. i'm nominating neil cavuto as house speaker. melissa: he would be a great house speaker. >> of the pumpkin spice latte party and i'm going to be only one voting for him. melissa: okay. jack, you're speechless. >> i have to read the details of the party platform before i opine on the pumpkin spice. >> pumpkin spice. melissa: i'm eager to see a republican agenda and what it looks like. i'm interested to that. too much of what they have done in recent years has been reactionary. now they have -- >> i disagree. i disagree. they were doing a lot of work. the problem we're finding out is good ol' harry reid was blocking everything over there. he controlled the senate

charlie gasparino is standing by. james freeman from the "wall street journal." kmele foster co-host of "the independents" here on fox business. james, what do you think? >> i like they see good economic act fifth in the fourth quarter. i think a positive sign. we got slowing messages in recent surveys on manufacturing and services so. if they're seeing solid growth in the fourth quarter that is good news. >> i would say look in the market. the market is going up. initially they started digesting it. melissa: it went down. >> it went down. when peter hit the last line about global economic growth possibly slowing and they needed some flexibility in terms of dealing with that, that is why the market is going up right now, the market is saying they still may keep rates where they are, if the global economy turns sour as we see its happening. melissa: they were watching a decline in oil prices. there was a little bit of talk about the inflation target and how we're lagging below it. like you said charlie, that is what really stuck out to meme. the idea they're watch

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charlie gasparino. how is your back? >> my back is great. last time it was my knees. had nothing to do with you. >> i'm working out. >> he got back from davos and there working out in the morning. >> only guy in the gym. >> not shaving apparently. i like the facial hair, charlie. i do. i like it. >> very manly. i just charlie bass oh, my goodness. >> you will need that because it is cold outside. >> there are worse things than doing push-ups with you on my back. >> might be like shoveling snow. pretty quiet january for the northeast until now. blizzard warnings for parts of seven states. officials say this could be a record breaker in many areas. more than four thousand flights are already canceled. state troopers are on major highways vicing people to get off the roads. travel will become more dangerous as the day goes on. some major roadways and mass transit expect to close in the coming hours. meteorologist janice dean from the fox extreme weather center. what i'm starting to see change with all this is the snow totals. >> we'll be in a period of now-casting. what

here to discuss all of it, charlie gasparino was supposed to be here the but i see a blank seat where he is. we do have david asman who, is very valuable, more than makes up for it. jamie richardson, white castle vice president. thanks to the two of you coming down here. do you think charlie is doing push-ups somewhere orful ups? >> i think he is inside the beltway trying to give advice to the president how to cooperate with the republicans. melissa: well that is a tough sell. >> not. melissa: that is a tough sell. >> i don't think anybody if anybody believes this is anything more than just for show they know nothing about the way washington works, they know nothing about the way the president works this is a president just like simpson-bowles tax reform, that was just for show. he empowered that committee to explain how to get really meaningful tax reform. he ignored what the committee came out with. like his studying of the keystone pipeline that went on for years when in fact he knew from the beginning he didn't want this thing to be built. now he will veto it. goes back to the 200

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here fox business correspondent charlie gasparino for more on this and phil flynn, senior oil trader futures group and fox news contributor. phil we're talking about low gas prices and how bite it is for consumers and the question is at what cost and whether or not some of these big oil producers like saudi arabia and u.a.e. are purposely helping to drive prices lower to put u.s. shale business out of business? what do you think about that? is it intentional? >> i think it is absolutely intentional and what's even more amazing they're not even trying to hide the fact. they're basically calling out the u.s. energy producers hey listen we can with stand this. you guys better cut the production. we're not going to do anything. we're going to either bury you or we'll all go drown in our own oil together. i mean that is basically what it is coming down to. this is very serious right now because what they are doing, they are attacking one of the bright spots of the u.s. economy. they are going after one of the things that really created the economic boom that we have in this country and th

to fox business network's melissa francis charlie gasparino and gary b. smith. there's really a disconnect or the markets really aren't focused on this right now. what do you make of it? >> there are two reasons. one of them, nimby, not in my backyard with the terrorist attacks. ever since 9/11 we say well, if it happened over there it's not our problem. number two, is the fed. from 2009 until now, the fed has not been on the brakes at all. it's been the opposite. you flip the scenario around. we got a terrorist attack here say in october at a world series game and the fed started tightening, you are not going to see dow 18,000. you are going to see dow 8,000. >> if this were to spread to london melissa as mi-5 indicated it could, whole different -- >> i think absolutely, because it has a chilling effect on economies around the world. i think for now it looks like it's relatively isolated. i think also the market is so fixated on the fed and the downdraft we saw on friday was a reaction of the jobs report which on the surface looked good but as soon as you dug d

charlie gasparino rushing down here with exclusive details. all in just a moment. cannot miss this installation of the ongoing drama of herbalife v. ackman. >>> and last year was just a banner year for car sales which, actually, helped the company hook its wings to harmon. no surprise, shares up 19% over the last year. we've got the ceo on what he's coming up with next for your car. you're gonna love this one, trust us. ♪ ♪ you total your brand new car. nobody's hurt,but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do, drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had a liberty mutual new car replacement, you'd get your whole car back. i guess they don't want you driving around on three wheels. smart. new car replacement is just one of the features that come standard with a base liberty mutual policy. and for drivers with accident forgivness,rates won't go up due to your first accident. learn more by calling switch to liberty mutual and you can save up to $42

when he hosts a wine party, not only full of important vips, of course our own charlie gasparino is theres liz claman. he also has the finest wine. bottles of wine, a thousand, $2,000 a bottle. this guy knows how to throw a party. they're all there. it look like in davos. if you're interested in that kind of thing. meanwhile "the willis report" is next. >> hello, everybody, i'm gerri willis and this is the "willis report," the show where consumers are our business. punishing savers. president obama unleashing the taxman on college savings plan to pay for of his giveaways. >> i'm sending congress a plan to lower the cost of community college to zero. gerri: we have insurance these days tore just about everything but what about our furry family members? we'll tell you how to do that. >>> should we promise to tell the truth about money to wedding bells? we'll have the latest on financial infidelity and plus get your reaction. we head out to davos where our own liz claman is hob knobbing with the

charlie gasparino joining me next with a fox business exclusive on developments in the aug case thatse that involves hank against the government. and according to the "wall street journal," the justice department is secretly tracking the movement of your car. stick around as jeff flock unveils how they've done this secret government program. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ liz: in hank greenberg's long-standing case over the government bailout of the company he used to run, aig, many have said he didn't stand a chance of winning, but now the tides may be turning. the government isn't the only loser if hank wins. charlie, what do you have? >> well, yeah, i mean, here's what -- we should point out that the decision on the case, the judge, it's a federal judge, it's a claims court and the federal claims court in washington, he's going to make his decision probably at the end of march, maybe early april, but he still has a little while to go. he has to read a lot more briefs. probably hasn't come to a decision yet. that's what most people are expecting, in march. and this decision, if hank wins -- and i say if,

david: charlie gasparino. thank you, larry shover. "the willis report" is next. liz: have a great night. gerri: mellow -- hello everybody, i'm gerri willis. this is the "willis report" the show where consumers are our business. when will you get your refund check? it is tax season again. will we see repeat of last year's delays. >> due to high demand you may experience longer than unusual wait times. gerri: so what is the deal? we'll get the straight answer. >>> he has been called an unaccountable czar by some and fierce defender of consumers by others. the head of consumer financial bureau richard cordray is here. is he a force for food or in the immortal words of ronald reagans something else. >> the nine most terrifying words in the english language are, i'm from the got and i'm here to help. gerri: another obamacare baste and switch. a top health care advisor for the president does a big flip-flop on one of the law's biggest. >>> breaking up can be hard to do especially running a small business. how do you make your business succeed when your marriage fails?

big clip here today, charlie gasparino. he's here. ling kent, to talk about alibaba, you've got news on another on again, off again -- >> you remember virtu which was basically going to do an ipo last year, then came the book "flash boys" which said hft was destroying the markets -- liz: evil. >> they pulled the ipo amid the regulatory concerns that came after that, and the market -- essentially, the market wasn't good to do an ipo. now what we understand, they are reengaging with their underwriters, they are basically preparing to do this ipo in earnest right now. not that they were thinking of doing it, they are now dealing with their underwriters, planning to issue shares. now, from what i understand the timing of that is likely to be in the spring, the early spring. definitely we could say before the timing as of now is before the end of the summer. but the big news here, they're reengaging with their underwriters, they're about to go public. and this is a big step for vinnie viola, as you know, the founder -- liz: he was out of a